I was lucky to see them when they came to Cape Coral, Florida and saw the whole procedure starting them being taken out of their trailer, being brushed and made looking ‘spiffy’ before getting attached to the wagon...it took quite some time but a lot of people had shown up and we waited patiently. Finally it was time, all those gorgeous horses were ready, the two drivers were ready and the dog sat so proudly next to them. I had a chance to talk to one of their handlers and learned a little bit about them...he also took a picture of me in front of one of them and I must say that beautiful horse was humangeous. Glad I got a chance to see them!
LOVED SEEING THEY GET TURNOUTS!! I just saw a draft horse rescue site where Amish draft horse rescues had horrible chest scarring from the tack. Please protect the big boys chest well, too. Many thanks, Love them!
Budweiser is the best with their horses! They care about the horses, it seems that they are not just objects that can be thrown away Budwisers eyes! I just can say enough good things about them!
2 weeks ago I went to go see the Budweiser horses in St. Louis. I was born there. They had just finished the Budweiser comercial. I was upset they didn't have one in the super bowl though. I love Clydesdales! 😍🐴😍😘😻🙏🏻👍😜
I would cry my eyes out with total love if I saw these magnificent gentle giants for real. They are so beautiful. Patient...dignified. A credit to everyone involved with them...and...if I may say so...Bud have horse gold with these lovelies! 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Mari G, yes, the horses are petted and loved personally. These horses thrive only on love and care. Anything less turns out an inferior performer. A happy horse is a cooperative horse.
i read they dock the tail (not all the way) so that it wont get caught and tangled in the harness. that would certainly be painful or even cause injury not only to the horse, but the team and the guys riding on the wagon. did you see at the beginning of the video they do have tails. i am sure its done purely for safety of everyone involved.
They look so pretty with their manes all braided up and their hoof feathers brushed, but they shouldn't dock their tails. It's painful for the horses to have a docked tail!
It's done when the horse is young and was origianly done to help keep the horses tail from getting stuck in the tack and getting clumped up with mud. They are usualy numbed and are so young they most likely dont remeber it. Any pain is long gone and any "scary" memories are long forgotten.
I dont like clipping horses tails. It is still a needless amputation of a healthy bodypart. The only afford it brings is saving time as the tails could be braided as they do with unclipped taild as well. As an owner I know the time that you need to to it, so for the groomer it is easier,but still unnecessary, for if you think of the function of a horsetail as the horses only weapon against midges and flys.
@@alexie832 Tail docking is prohibited in Germany as a case of animal cruelty. And no, our work horses do not tangle their hair in carriages or the woodwork because there are other possibilities like cutting the hair or braiding it.
@@ramblingbill9101 I’m sure that is comforting for the horse & “safety” makes it worth it to the horses. They would not even be in a situation like this if not for us putting them there in the first place. This practice is NOT necessary. I hope you will consider learning more about this. My comment is meant to be a rebuttal to this comment & others like it. Horses NEED their tails for things like swatting flies & for communicating with other horses/herd members & even people. It’s a body part & we think it’s our right to mutilate them!!??🤔
Stop supporting Budweiser until they STOP chopping off the tails of these beautiful horses as well as sending those who don't "cut the mustard" in big cramped wood crated to Japan to be slaughtered for meat. Humans can be so cruel Tail docking is cruelty to animals. Animal cruelty has the penalty of 10 years in prison! Thank you President Trump.
They seem to have a happy life, but PLEASE STOP DOCKING YOUR HORSE'S TAILS! It hurts them, and the bones and tissue in their tail is part of their SPINAL CORD. So STOP. DOCKING. THE. HORSES. TAILS!
Wrong wrong wrong. It doesn't hurt them and it's an extremely quick process that they recover from almost immediately. It's a signature look for draft horses and ensures tails aren't caught up in the hitch. Also much more sanitary for breeding and birthing purposes.
@@b2wtkagm Thats the only reason, to create a signature look. If you are for sanitarey reasons at birth, braid your mares tail before giving birth - same effect. Ancient war horses tails were braided for battle and that they would not tangle anywhere or catch fire, so why not use that old technique and safe your beloved animal from a needles surgery.
They can't rest their heads for hours with that setup. Notice in some videos they will shake their heads from discomfort at the end of an event. The bit is overkill too. I've been with horses all of my life. Only a few hours outside a day??? Are you kidding me?? Horses sleep only about three hours a day. Being in a stall for hours and hours must be mind numbing to the horses.
And this is why those who are real horse trainers make money & those who can't write on you tube. They spend more on taken care of these horses than u do on your kids. There is a reason the bits are tight fool> And you have not a clue as to why yet u claim to no so much about horses.
@@terrihodgin6813 The bits look uncomfortable, but each is fitted to those horses correctly. Without the proper bit, the drivers couldn't control a team of horses. How would YOU manage a team of 8 huge horses? Magic? These aren't Unicorns in a fairy story, they're working animals. Whoever said that about city slickers was spot on. Clydesdales are a joy to all. And yes, they do spend many hours grazing and playing.
I love horses! 😍😍😍🥰🥰🥰🤩🤩🤩
I was lucky to see them when they came to Cape Coral, Florida and saw the whole procedure starting them being taken out of their trailer, being brushed and made looking ‘spiffy’ before getting attached to the wagon...it took quite some time but a lot of people had shown up and we waited patiently. Finally it was time, all those gorgeous horses were ready, the two drivers were ready and the dog sat so proudly next to them. I had a chance to talk to one of their handlers and learned a little bit about them...he also took a picture of me in front of one of them and I must say that beautiful horse was humangeous. Glad I got a chance to see them!
Used to love the TV ads with these horses in the 1970s and 1980s.
Love the Clydesdales!!!
They are beyond beautiful.
LOVED SEEING THEY GET TURNOUTS!! I just saw a draft horse rescue site where Amish draft horse rescues had horrible chest scarring from the tack. Please protect the big boys chest well, too. Many thanks, Love them!
Wishing that I could go with em!!! They're so pretty!!!!
They are so gorgeous
Love visiting with them in St. Louis. My son works there and we got a special visit from one outside.
Budweiser is the best with their horses! They care about the horses, it seems that they are not just objects that can be thrown away Budwisers eyes! I just can say enough good things about them!
Beautiful beautiful animals. Such a delight to see them so well cared for and happy. 🐎
2 weeks ago I went to go see the Budweiser horses in St. Louis. I was born there. They had just finished the Budweiser comercial. I was upset they didn't have one in the super bowl though. I love Clydesdales! 😍🐴😍😘😻🙏🏻👍😜
Me too I was sad that they didn't have a commercial this year! :(
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That’s just stupid to have an iconic branding and not use it.
Awwww they all look so smart😊❤️
They know the routine and stand still so perfectly. Beautiful just beautiful
Such beautiful babies! Would love to bearound them. And help take care of them!
Frolicking horses with fuzzy leggings just made my day.
Absolutely breathtaking lovely 😊
I would cry my eyes out with total love if I saw these magnificent gentle giants for real. They are so beautiful. Patient...dignified. A credit to everyone involved with them...and...if I may say so...Bud have horse gold with these lovelies! 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
I saw them in Atlanta and cried the whole time 😭
The rose mane! Omg I died that is SO pretty!
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What a tough life but some one has to do it! Excellent care that they deserve and receive.
they are absoulutly beautiful!! and really really huge!!
Like Brendon's forehead 😏
I know your not an equestrian
Magnificent animals!
Absolutely gorgeous Clydesdales
How absolutely beautiful. Thank you for sharing.
Beautiful!
Their beautiful !!!!!
Beautiful
wow it takes a village, lol. that was fun to watch thank you!
Are these wonderful animals still alive for us to enjoy
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They're such big babies.
They came to the Pensacola Equestrian center when I was there
so cute!!!
Hi Chip and April!🐶
Stars
Hey Archie, the masked marauder!🐴
Yes
Now that's how you take care of a horse as an professional
Do the horses get petted and just loved?
Mari G, yes, the horses are petted and loved personally. These horses thrive only on love and care. Anything less turns out an inferior performer. A happy horse is a cooperative horse.
What is the reason for knotting their tails up so tight? So they don't get caught up in the rigging?
i read they dock the tail (not all the way) so that it wont get caught and tangled in the harness. that would certainly be painful or even cause injury not only to the horse, but the team and the guys riding on the wagon. did you see at the beginning of the video they do have tails. i am sure its done purely for safety of everyone involved.
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They look so pretty with their manes all braided up and their hoof feathers brushed, but they shouldn't dock their tails. It's painful for the horses to have a docked tail!
It's done when the horse is young and was origianly done to help keep the horses tail from getting stuck in the tack and getting clumped up with mud. They are usualy numbed and are so young they most likely dont remeber it. Any pain is long gone and any "scary" memories are long forgotten.
I dont like clipping horses tails. It is still a needless amputation of a healthy bodypart. The only afford it brings is saving time as the tails could be braided as they do with unclipped taild as well. As an owner I know the time that you need to to it, so for the groomer it is easier,but still unnecessary, for if you think of the function of a horsetail as the horses only weapon against midges and flys.
@@dianefurth2968 Except it's not the ONLY way they communicate and they have ACs to make it uncomfortable for the flies.
I guess you don't mind their tails getting tangled in the wheels. Besides I doubt they docked them like that. They probably cut the hair short.
@@alexie832 Tail docking is prohibited in Germany as a case of animal cruelty. And no, our work horses do not tangle their hair in carriages or the woodwork because there are other possibilities like cutting the hair or braiding it.
BUD doesn't understand these horses will be paying too!
I've seen their trailer while on the road. . .not much else.
Painting.Strides My Grandad said that the Budweiser Clydesdales get treated better than most humans. Their trailers have heat and air, and more.
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What there dog name?
First video I've seen when the horses are kicking up their feet and just being a horse.
I love them from their sweet faces, big butts and huge, flooffy feet. I saw them in real life and they were unforgettable
my mom has ridden five or six times I've ridden once (this is a picture of my mom)
they wash the mane with WHAT!?????
Only their feathers are washed with Quik Silver. It's a whitening agent.
Too bad they shorten their tails like that these horses are too big for those short tails dear look awkward this way!
They do it for safety so that the tail doesn’t get caught in the harness of the wagon.
@@ramblingbill9101 I’m sure that is comforting for the horse & “safety” makes it worth it to the horses. They would not even be in a situation like this if not for us putting them there in the first place.
This practice is NOT necessary.
I hope you will consider learning more about this. My comment is meant to be a rebuttal to this comment & others like it.
Horses NEED their tails for things like swatting flies & for communicating with other horses/herd members & even people.
It’s a body part & we think it’s our right to mutilate them!!??🤔
Stop supporting Budweiser until they STOP chopping off the tails of these beautiful horses as well as sending those who don't "cut the mustard" in big cramped wood crated to Japan to be slaughtered for meat. Humans can be so cruel Tail docking is cruelty to animals. Animal cruelty has the penalty of 10 years in prison! Thank you President Trump.
The most beautiful horses are an Arabian horses 🌹❤️😍
They seem to have a happy life, but PLEASE STOP DOCKING YOUR HORSE'S TAILS! It hurts them, and the bones and tissue in their tail is part of their SPINAL CORD. So STOP. DOCKING. THE. HORSES. TAILS!
Wrong wrong wrong. It doesn't hurt them and it's an extremely quick process that they recover from almost immediately. It's a signature look for draft horses and ensures tails aren't caught up in the hitch. Also much more sanitary for breeding and birthing purposes.
@@b2wtkagm Thats the only reason, to create a signature look. If you are for sanitarey reasons at birth, braid your mares tail before giving birth - same effect. Ancient war horses tails were braided for battle and that they would not tangle anywhere or catch fire, so why not use that old technique and safe your beloved animal from a needles surgery.
😅😂🤣🥲😁👍 ….RIGHT……uh-huh.
Keep up the boycott. The BUD stops here!!!
They can't rest their heads for hours with that setup. Notice in some videos they will shake their heads from discomfort at the end of an event. The bit is overkill too. I've been with horses all of my life. Only a few hours outside a day??? Are you kidding me?? Horses sleep only about three hours a day. Being in a stall for hours and hours must be mind numbing to the horses.
No, a few hours outside in the morning before a show. On regular days, I'm sure they spend much more time grazing and playing outside.
And this is why those who are real horse trainers make money & those who can't write on you tube. They spend more on taken care of these horses than u do on your kids. There is a reason the bits are tight fool> And you have not a clue as to why yet u claim to no so much about horses.
Typical city slicker who thinks they know much about horses....
@@terrihodgin6813 The bits look uncomfortable, but each is fitted to those horses correctly. Without the proper bit, the drivers couldn't control a team of horses. How would YOU manage a team of 8 huge horses? Magic? These aren't Unicorns in a fairy story, they're working animals. Whoever said that about city slickers was spot on. Clydesdales are a joy to all. And yes, they do spend many hours grazing and playing.
Isn't it there horse abuse?
Aren't you a little bit crazy? Just a little bit. Just a thought to consider.